Four AquaTerra volunteers ran Art Hive at AIM Foundation this June, giving 35 children room to experiment with colour, shape, and their own ideas. The session had no strict lesson plan, letting curiosity guide what each child chose to draw or paint.
That freedom paid off in the variety on display by the end, no two pieces looked alike. Volunteers spent the time encouraging rather than instructing, letting the children's own instincts lead.
It was an afternoon that valued exploration over precision, and the children's enthusiasm made that choice an easy one.